childhood

For many of us that has been a defining moment of our childhoods, the start of a journey to find a girl with 3 fun-bags on her chest.

Mr Hofman said he wanted to bring joy with his giant duck, which he claimed help reconnect people with their forgotten childhoods.

She recently commented that unhappy childhoods seem to produce fiction writers.

Even if only a minority agreed to discuss their childhoods and allow anonymous use of their medical records, that would be a huge sample.

They found that those with asymmetrical faces tended to be less healthy and more likely to have experienced deprived childhoods.

Their music of pianos are not interesting to the ear, that is all recording their pure childhoods.

'You don't have to go back into their childhoods and deal with that.

Artists begin to feel and recall their childhoods on their own initiative and re-perform their experience as a child.

Amazing. I bet none of these kids had any childhoods though.

Na: No, but I thought we could compare stories of our childhoods and see if they match.

Sometimes girls bail out on their childhoods because it's expected of them or because their communities have nothing else to offer.

In many species with long childhoods, female choice bred males to evolve increasing emotional investment in their offspring.

BARBARA KLEIN: Pecos Bill had one of the strangest childhoods a boy ever had.

These consumers are going to have the most protected childhoods of the 15 or so generations that have been raised in America.

The penny dropped about their true relationship as they talked about their childhoods during lunch.

The two bonded over their pasts as troubled young stars, what Taylor called "horrible" childhoods they both felt Hollywood had stolen.

We often look back at our innocent childhoods and complain that we have too much going on and are too busy nowadays.

They spent their teen years during the "shadow time" that marked the current Hogwarts kids' childhoods.

Men who had unhappy childhoods are three times as likely to be solitary at age seventy.

More than 28 percent of American adults leave the faith of their childhoods to practice another religion -- or no religion.

Was it the book of this kind that they liked in their childhoods?

Many are getting their first taste of domestic work after spending their childhoods being pampered by their own nannies.

We now elaborate and illustrate these similarities in the Originators' childhoods.

Castor oil, the bane of many of our childhoods, is regularly added to candies, chocolate, and other foods.

Most of Murakami's characters had unhappy childhoods, not coincidentally, he says.

Though it may seem simple, the importance of children having childhoods can never be overstated .

There are several possible explanations why people cannot easily remember their early childhoods.

You'll spoil their educations, and you'll spoil their childhoods if you let them get married so young.

Both struggled with their sexuality all through their childhoods and were teased and bullied.

Some 69% of black children born poor spend half their childhoods in poverty , compared to 31% of white children .

Theother evening, two sisters sat in the back yard of their Park Slope brownstoneand talked about their childhoods.

My sister and I grew up here, and we had quiet, happy childhoods.

When they stand in direct heat, it doesn't make them warmer, just makes them vividly remember their childhoods.

People have much harder childhoods than mine.

Some workers even appear eager to return to their childhoods .

This is true even for those with relatively happy childhoods.

Cartoons such as "Snow White" and "The Lion King" shape the childhoods of countless kids .

My grandparents haven't seen it in a long time, but they tell me they recognize it from their own childhoods.

These foibles often persist beyond reason because they are so deep-rooted, having been learned in the families of people's childhoods.

Al Monsouri and her 73-year-old husband, Obaid Humaid Abid Muhairi, grew up as Bedouin in the desert and spent their childhoods in tents.

"It's like filling in the missing part in their childhoods, " she says.

Many of the people who built the internet (and their fortunes) spent their childhoods playing the game.

all had childhoods steeped in a passion for reading, enabled by public libraries

Annette Lareau, 2003, Unequal Childhoods: Class, Race, and Family Life, University of California Press